Does regulation apply to the sector you work in? We license and inspect organisations across six different sectors: ow.ly/ubxg50Tk8vY

We are proud to announce the publication of the HTA's Business Plan for 2024-2025! Our commitment remains strong to ensure human tissue, cells, and organs are handled with dignity, proper consent, and stored safely. More details here: hta.gov.uk/about-the-HTA/…

In August, we approved 80 living organ donations. England: 54 Scotland: 14 Wales: 6 Northern Ireland: 6 More info: hta.gov.uk/news/hta-appro… #OrganDonation #KidneyDonation #LiverDonation #HumanTissue

Read our review of 2023/34 During this time, we worked to ensure the safe and trusted use of human tissue in our regulated sectors. It include information about inspections, shortfalls, incidents and living organ donations.

See our standards and guidance for professionals working in licensed research establishments: ow.ly/Mo3h50TpjMe

It’s a busy day at HTA with our Board meeting taking place in public today. Thank you to everyone who joined us! For the latest HTA updates, including information on our Board meetings, sign up to our newsletter via our homepage: hta.gov.uk

We’re ready to welcome attendees to our event on ‘The safe and trusted use of human tissue’. Looking forward to insightful discussions today! #HTAEvent

Our in-person event on ‘The safe and trusted use of human tissue’ has officially started! A warm welcome to everyone joining us. #HTAEvent #HumanTissueSafety

HTA Chief Executive, Dr Colin Sullivan has shared a look back at the 2023/24 review. In 2024/25, we remain a forward-looking regulator, committed to safety and proper consent. #HTAEvent

Thank you to Louise, our Director of Data, Technology and Development, for her insightful presentation on the HTA's 2024-27 strategy and the pivotal role technology plays in human tissue regulation. #HTAEvent #Innovation

Attendees are now breaking into discussion rooms to explore topics including organ donation, human application, and public display of human tissue. #HTAEvent

Our Director of Regulation, Nicolette, reflects on the table discussions and discusses our regulatory approach. #HTAEvent

After a series of discussions, we’re now moving into our Q&A session. A great opportunity for attendees to engage directly with the HTA. #HTAEvent

Wrapping up a successful day of discussions at our event on ‘The safe and trusted use of human tissue’. A big thank you to all who joined us today! #HTAEvent

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our event on ‘The safe and trusted use of human tissue.’ For more HTA updates, sign up for our newsletter on our homepage: hta.gov.uk #HTAEvent

#OrganDonationWeek - I feel proud to be part of organ donation and the opportunity to work with North Bristol NHS Trust and Human Tissue Authority Barts Health 5 years since my 1st interview & I still feel lucky to meet donors& recipients. “One organ donor can save eight lives“ 🫀🫁🧠

As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the NHS Organ Donor Register, we’re delighted to share this special artwork by Eleanor Tomlinson, created to celebrate this milestone and highlight the lives touched by organ donation. 🎨 Register your decision ➡️ orlo.uk/C2jwS

This week is #OrganDonationWeek We work with Independent Assessors to decide whether living organ donations can proceed. From April 2023 to March 2024, 1,119 living organ donations were approved! Find out more about living organ donation here: ow.ly/NlN050TvbEw

Independent Assessors are crucial to the process of living organ donation. They gather essential information to determine whether a donation can proceed. Read our blog for insights from Independent Assessor Vicky Marshment ✍ ow.ly/I8Mx50TvbUa #OrganDonationWeek

Discover how Independent Assessors like Paul Cousins play a vital role in the process of living organ donation. Meet Paul Cousins, an Independent Assessor: ow.ly/lTFo50TvbPP #OrganDonationWeek